I've grown my hair into a new style after having it very short for most of my life, thus I don't really have much experience with hair wax etc. I'm after something matte as I don't like the wet/oily look. Does anyone out there have any recommendations for a good cheap matte hair wax or clay please?
Thanks :)
Mousse tends to make my hair stick together in clumps, but maybe I'm not doing it properly? I kind of want to style it without it looking styled if you know what I mean? :P
Joico ICE Erratic Hair Molding Clay.
Matt and easy to wash off.
It's my fav for many years.
Did somebody say 'clay'…
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STAY AWAY..
From Hollywood Actresses Who Doth Eateth The Clay
If you don't, be it on your head.
Ever so briefly…
Don't know about cheap, but I use Muk Hard Muk Styling Mud
http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/i.html?_odkw=muk+clay&_from=R40%7…
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/6-x-Hard-muk-95-gms-Low-Sheen-Bru…
Usually $25 in stores.
https://www.google.com.au/search?redir_esc=&client=ms-androi…
I used to use Gatsby- pretty good. There's a whole range of them for females and males, depending on your hair length and your preferred clay strength.
Thanks for the suggestions I'll have a look at them.
I've heard good things about Moose brand which you get in a little jar at Priceline. There's different coloured jars for different formulas (different levels of hold, shine/matte etc).
Ive been using Osis mess up ( Schwarzkopf ) for years and I am very happy with it. Its a bit expensive compared to the other products on the market but I believe its worth paying an extra $5-$10.
As far as I know It comes in wet, matte and a few different varieties as well.
Isn't "hair mousse" what peeps use if they don't want the "wet/greasy" look? It was all the go in the 1980s… erm… I'm told. It comes in deoderant-type spray-cans.